[Kazebari]

Ok, sure, my parents bought me a DELL computer awhile back (two or three years old) with Windows 98 on it.

And, as so, just today I bought Jedi Knight II (since I'm a SW fanatic) and decided to play it, like any other game.

But noooooooo.....like always, something goes HORRIBLY FUC**** WRONG (pardon my language, I'm extremely fustrated)

Oh! Looks like I can't FREA**** launch the stupid FREA**** game because OpenGL doesn't FREA**** WORK! ARGH!

So can someone help me? Or am I doomed?

(I tried dl'ing Opengl98.exe from www.opengl.org but that didn't help.)

[Vulcan]

What video card do you have? Since I don't know at the moment, I would say that it could be the source of your problems and it could need new drivers or the card doesn't support the functions that the game needs.
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[Kazebari]

How do I know what vid card I have?

[Vulcan]

right click on my computer, go to properties, then click on the plus sign next to display adapters and tell me what comes up under display adapters.
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[Kazebari]

NVIDIA TNT2 M64 4xAGP

[Vulcan]

I would suggest going to www.nvidia.com and downloading their newest drivers. I hope this helps you. I personally haven't played the game so. I don't know the inner workings. My other suggestion would be to go to the games website and see if they have some tech support.
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[Kazebari]

YEY!

Borg is da best!

And I know any of you could do the same he did but he did it first so that means he's the best! (twisted child logic)

[Vulcan]

No problem, just tell me, was it the drivers?
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